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m The cheerleaders ask, Well you don ' t mean fight? That’s right! The crowd watches as two points are made for Stuart. We push steadily onward. A chal¬ lenge is constantly before us. There is always a frontier to conquer. We march onward, with banners waving, heads held high. Enthusiasm, opti¬ mism, and determination push us for¬ ward. If once we fall, we fight again to win.” Overcoming interfering ob¬ stacles, we push steadily ahead, and find that experience is the best teacher. A mistake is not ofter repeated . . in¬ tegrity and self-improvement are goals attempted and nothing is impossible. We don ' t give up easily--we don ' t take the coward ' s way out; we seek the best or better than the best. The challenge enfolds us, surrounds us, envelopes us, meets us face to face. Will we timidly slink back down the forsaken hill, or will we push steadily onward and upward? SPORTS ARE A PART OF EDUCATIONAL ADVANCEMENT . . . I
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Pat Hughes, President of the S.C.A., conducts a S.C.A. meeting. Fourth period Government class listens to the news being reported by Jimmy Greer. FOR HERE ARE MOLDED LEADERS OF TOMORROW Johnny Burge amuses his English class with his report on John Milton. Is a leader born or made? Certainly, a student has un¬ limited opportunities to exercise his leadership abilities in high school. If leaders are made, high school offers many various opportunities for ambitious students to excel. One cannot become a leader in an instant. He must build and build, and work his way up. Thus, leaders of tomorrow are molded in the high school. A leader sets the example and sometimes influences many. Not only should we seek to be good leaders but also good followers. 7
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. Jimmy Greer goes in for a lay-up. STRENGTHENING OUR CHARACTER IN VICTORY AND DEFEAT Sports add the spark to a school. Interscholastic sports create rivalry among schools. Rivalry en¬ ables participants and fans to display and test their sportmanship. Athletics sometimes distinguish one school from another. Excitement, enthusiasm, and fairness are expecially exercised in participating in sports or sitting on the side lines. The girls ' team and cheerleaders join for fifteen rahs in the victory circle. 1111111 I T
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